Khushi Arora

This heartwarming video of a Himalayan brown bear mother and her cub in Kargil feels like a gift. It also asks a vital question: what will it take to keep such moments alive?

When Ramachandra saw trees being cut, he quit his job and started Green Morning Horticulture Services. Since 2010, it’s helped move 1.5 lakh trees to safety.

At 39, Ashwini Ganapathi from Bengaluru ran 173 km in 45 hours through Japan’s wildest trails — no sleep, 6 kg on her back, and a dream she trained for years.

From a 16-ft king cobra in Kerala to a trapped koel in Delhi, these four animal rescues show how ordinary people across India are answering nature’s call for help — with ropes, courage, and compassion.

Uttar Pradesh’s Chambal Sanctuary records 2,026 gharials in 2025 — the highest since 1975, driven by decades of conservation and local support.

For over a century, Vatsala — known fondly as Dadi and Nani Maa — nurtured calves, guided caretakers and patrolled forests. Her passing in Panna leaves a forest full of love and decades of memories.

After 30 years, red-crowned turtles returned to the Ganga, while 3,200 hatchlings were released in Chambal — a powerful reminder that conservation works.

A home-cooked breakfast, a study room offered, a well dug by hand — three real stories from across India that show how small acts of kindness can go a long way.

Retired engineer Ashwini Kumar Mishra designed a simple brake system that prevents accidents during Puri Rath Yatra. For 16 years, he’s installed it for free, ensuring the safety of lakhs of devotees.

Started by a Bengaluru mom, Green Panther is a nature club in Pune and Mumbai helping children aged 3–10 swap screen time for stories, treks, and outdoor exploration.